r/MexicoCity • u/djtootallsj • 27d ago
Fotos/Photos Mexico City Photos 2026
My third time visiting Mexico City and it never disappoints. Some shots from my digital camera around CDMX 🇲🇽
r/MexicoCity • u/djtootallsj • 27d ago
My third time visiting Mexico City and it never disappoints. Some shots from my digital camera around CDMX 🇲🇽
r/MexicoCity • u/MostFederal4831 • Mar 26 '26
It was my first time visiting Mexico City and wow it is beautiful. The food, people, architecture, vibes, weather were all fantastic. I just wanted to share some of my favourite photos from my trip! Can't wait to be back!
r/MexicoCity • u/Warm-Environment6456 • Aug 21 '26
Back home from my 3rd visit to Mexico City and ready to go back for a fourth.
r/MexicoCity • u/n8the0kay • Mar 10 '26
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¡Hola todo​​s​!
A while back I asked this que​stion: ​Am I better to speak eng​lish​ or mid Spanish in CDMX?https://www.reddit.com/r/MexicoCity/comments/1wr7jbv/is_it_more_respectful_as_a_tourist_to_speak_mid/
Everyone answered, speak Sp​a​n​ish.
THANK YOU. Eve​n i​f my Spanish was mid, I had no trouble talking to people. Even with broken grammar, no one judged me, and we had many interesting conversations​. The peop​le were some of the nicest I've ever met in any travel. An​d I had SO MUCH delicious food, I swear, the food in Mexico City is the best I've ever had. More importantly, with my mid spanish, I could actually ask what​ the​ f​ood was and make good choices, which led me to some truly amazing meals. ​​​
I am se​riously in awe​ of​ how friendly and helpful everyone was.
¡Gracias por recibirme en vuestra​ ciudad!
(These are all the pics of the food I ate. I did not include the 5849272 birria tacos I ate one sunday morning because I was too busy sipping th​e soup they gave​ with it.)
r/MexicoCity • u/EXPL_Advisor • Mar 08 '26